Sentence examples for more temperate boating from inspiring English sources

A break in the heatwave in the US capital has made for more temperate boating.

Mr. Romney has been slightly more temperate.

Other station managers, while also displeased, were more temperate.

Grigoryeva had prepared with more temperate conditions in mind.

He was more temperate, and rarely drank more than forty cups between breakfast and bedtime.

Even more temperate interpreters of science, though, have been changing their ideas about alchemy.

Residents say it is more temperate than almost anywhere else in Texas.

This week's contest features novels where people escape (or do they?) to more temperate climates.

As an older city, New York should stay more temperate and dignified, the commissioners said.

And he's a more temperate sort than his boss, the President.

With his understated charisma, he is a more temperate and less self-serious variation on Al Pacino.